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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 139, 21 June 1898, Page 2

BOYS CLOTHING. Made from the best all wool Now Zealand Tweeds. Wear gnaranteed. JJPIJPI TO SELECT FROM. K«| '^||g KNICKERS, SAILOR-, AND fltf '.': ; wjmg thueh: garment suits. mn\ BgHW . Best value procurable from the inf S' ' ' .Jt^Br BD( i * PE : ONE MILLS, INSPECTION INVITED. EVERETT BRO &,' BRIDGE STREET, NBLSON. HEALY & SON BOOTS, BOOTS. BOOTS. Cheaper than ever. The Best and (Jheapest Boot Shop in Town. Try. Our atook is now reasiorted with all the Litest Fashiooaole Goods .for the Winter Season. Beiog Practical Bootmakers and long experienced in buying, ne command best oJ qaality in all importations. We ask one trial to oonvinoe you that for Taloe, Qiali.i.and Variety we are Class Al. Men's Winter Shooters 8/6 and 9/8 I Ladies' Eveniuglßhoes 2/« and 2/9 J TZ f? Men'e Peg ,W»t.rtights 1016 and 11/6 | Ladles' Tan Evening Shoes 3/8 and 3/U Men's Btrong lies.her Boots 8/6 and 9/8 1 Ladiea' Walking Shoes S/6 and 6 /S&fcisa Men's rtrong leather Bhoeß 7/8 end 8/6 Ladies' strong Winter Bhoes 7/6 and 8/6 ; 3 Men's Calt Qoloshn Bala. 7/9 and 8/8 Men's Amerioan and German Shoeß 10/6 Men's Blnohers 4/11 a*d 5/6 and 11/6 Men's OyoliDg Shoeß 6/8 and 7/6 Ladies' Winter Slippers 9d and 1/---200 piirs Men's Tan Bala from 10/« 600 pain Children Shoes from 1/6 80 pairs Men'a Houee Shoes 1/6 Ladles' Aioyoltng Gaiters 2/6 HEALY & SONS EMPTY CASES. : 50 UN LINED OASES AT 9? EACH. . .i :' NEW ZEALAND < LOTHING FACTORY. TRAFALGAR ST. ONLY. ROBERT ALLAN, Manager. MRW W SQUIRES, ~~ DEMTAL SURGEON. NELSON 'CENTRAL fRAPALGAB-SCRiIiETr (Over J. fi Black .Son), JAM MR. Wm. C; GILBEBT, _ """■DBNTAL-stIRGEON,; WAITED SHARPY HTRIEET, — ; Consulting Hours : From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. rl A ia r0 fS ■and feom ft*Bo to 7-80, in the evening. •** •*■*• • 1 - , ' *-* *J • V|"RO. .1, DEOK, DBNTii-T. .aW. KeUonß^ingß|ank t ßoomß. S. XI RKP ATRIOK & CO, ' . C'ob«b on (ft-todays at 1 p.m. —to ] B, McJJr&E & SONS, TAILORS, KATTERB, AND GENTB' MERCEBS. Woollen-lined GloTes—Kid, Astrachan, Buckskin, eto. Ppjama Snits (winter makes) from 6/6 to 18/6 Woolen Underolothing— natural wool, lambs' wool, and other makoa Woollen and Oaahmere Half Hoae, ribbed and plain, from 9d pair Woollen (Jhirts for ordinary •wear or -working, bands and collars Waterproof Overcoats, with and without sleeves, sewn seams, from 21s •Evening Dress Shirts, Gloves, Bows, and Collar* in latest styles Men's all wool Colonialtmade Tweed Soits from 20a Men's all wool Colonial-made Tweed Trousers frames lid pair i Men's fleepy lined Underpants— very strong, cheap,' and warm Tartan and Diagonal Ties and Bows ia the latest styles Cycling, Sweaters, Kniokers, Stookings, Caps, etc. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. Lsd'es* Kid Bals. 10/6 Gents' Wateitigbtß 12/8. 14/6. and 16/6 Ladies' Frenoh C»)f Bals. 10/6 Gents' Shttotera 8/8, 10/8, 18/6, 14/6 Lsdies' Shoes 6/6, 6 16, and 7/6 Gents' light Balß. 8/6, 10/8, 18/6, 14/6 Ladies' SUppers 1/-, 1/6. 2/-, and 2/6 Gents' SUppers 8/-, 3/6, 4/-, 4/6 Children's Sohool Booia from 4/6, bestknuUty. A -tw poire oi the Piatt Bette Oyo-inß.BhoM. H. MOORE & SONS. PRACTICAL BOOT MAKERS A«D IMPORTERS. CAVENDISH HOUSE, balTnob OF WINTER GOODS AT REDUCED PRIOES. R. T. MELHUISH, DIREOT IMPORTER. TRAFALGAR STREET WILKINS & FIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, ZZZZ NELSON. Have jnst opened np ex Concordia from New York and Asterion and Kaikonra from London large shipments of HARD W A R'!E. and of which they invite inspection :— from Amerioa we have Meat Cutters and Mincers, Enamelledware and Tinned, Looks anfl.Latches .of all descriptions, Door Bells, and all sorts of Yankee Notions that go to make Hardware Merchants' stocks oomplete. From England we bave Seasonable Goods— jenders, Fire Irons, and Coal Vases, a splendid assortment. Lamps and Lampware, a complete etock. HEAVY GOODS. A few lineß to show our imports in these lines. 200 cases 0.0. Iron, one ton plain Zinc, ,100 sheets perforated zinc, 175 casks Cement 100 Camp Ovens, and 25 tons Blacksmiths' Bar Iron. Also ex Kinfanas from Liverpool, 20 tons English Black Steel Fenoing Wire, making np a most) complete and assorted stock of Ironmongery and Hardware. W ILK N 8~& FIELD NELSON AND WELLINCMJQN